Mental Health
iMindU
Leiden
A specialist mental-health centre in Leiden supporting children, young people and families with trauma, attachment and complex psychological or family difficulties.
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The practice states that its team works in Dutch and English and often in other languages, uses a telephone interpreter when needed, and treats patients from the Netherlands and from other countries, in particular the international community.
About
iMindU GGZ is a small mental health care institution in Leiden. It treats children, adolescents, young adults and adults, together with their parents, families and close relatives, at two addresses: Rapenburg 34A in the city centre and Schipholweg 103 near the train and bus station. The care is specialist mental health care and is given by a multidisciplinary team following the practice's own care programme, called iCU or I see you, which the practice bases on modern psychoanalytic theory, attachment theory and positive health. People arrive through a referral. Adults are referred by a doctor through Zorgdomein, with a referral letter that meets the health insurer's requirements, and children are referred in consultation with the municipal youth team, because the municipality holds the youth care budget. Its published Chamber of Commerce number is 86862618.
What they offer
- Specialist mental health assessment and treatment for children and adolescents
- Specialist mental health assessment and treatment for adults
- Support for parents and families of patients
- Consultations in English and other languages, with a telephone interpreter when needed
Programmes
- iCU, or I see you
The practice's own care programme, based on modern psychoanalytic theory, attachment theory and positive health.
Good to know
- Treatment starts with a referral. Adults are referred by a doctor through Zorgdomein with a letter meeting the health insurer's requirements, and children are referred in consultation with the municipal youth team, because the municipality holds the youth care budget.
- The practice publishes exclusion criteria and does not treat acute psychosis, acute mania, a primary addiction disorder, or an eating disorder needing medical admission, among other listed conditions.
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